Peanut
Age: 1 Year
Breed: Crossbreed
Size: Medium
Gender: Male
Meet Peanut!
Poor Peanut was recently handed in at our local vets as a stray. He is just a year old and we think he may be a Staffie X, although he’s smaller than most Staffies. He was understandably scared and timid at first, but he has now settled in with us and he has turned out to be a lovely, affectionate lad.
Peanut is absolutely enamoured with tennis balls. Given the chance, he would chase them for hours on end. He tends to get over-stimulated when he’s playing and this results in him jumping up and grabbing. He’ll need some training to learn the ropes but he promises to reward you for your efforts with utter devotion. As he’s so excitable, we’re looking for an adult-only home.
He enjoys his walks and has been learning to walk on a lead. He isn’t fussed about other dogs when he’s out and about, so we think he’ll be able to live with four-legged friends. As we don’t know his history, he cannot be rehomed with cats.
Can you give Peanut the second chance he so deserves? Please get in touch!
Living with children
I cannot live with children
Living with other dogs
I can live with other dogs
Living with cats or small mammals
I cannot live with cats or small mammals
Opt to Adopt!
Do you think you might be able to offer a happy home
to Peanut?
If so, please complete our Adopter Enquiry Form
(which includes the details of our adoption process and fees) and we will get back to you asap:
https://forms.gle/uw2zLp8Lwzf9qMFa8
Alternatively, if you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact the Dog Team by email:
dogteam@rats-animalrescue.co.uk
and will get back to you asap!
ADOPTION PROCESS
We have a number of animals in our care. Most are homeless through no fault of their own and are looking for furever homes and owners who can give them the love and attention they deserve.
Please take a few moments to familiarise yourself with our adoption process:
Step 1:
The animal is admitted into our care, and assessed by our team.
Step 2:
The animal is examined by a vet, who treats any ailments or injuries.
Step 3:
The appropriate team leader will liaise with the potential adopter to get to know them and assess whether they are a potential purr-fect match.
Step 4:
The potential new owners meet the animal, and decide if they want to adopt. New owners may be asked to visit the animal several times before the adoption takes place.
Step 5:
A pre-adoption home visit will then be made to new owners home to meet the members of the household and to ensure that the environment is safe.
Step 6:
If the visit goes well, you will be asked to collect the animal and to make an adoption donation (amount on request) as well as to sign an agreement to care for the pet with a commitment to return them to us if you can't continue to do so.